Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-07-16
PERSONAL.


Eagle.
MIA Al. Byrd. of the 2lst district. was In
the city Thursday.
Mr.. u. d. Neblett, OF Union CITY, is visit
ing relatives IN the city.
John ]. West, ESQ, has been attending
the chancery court at Waverly this week.
Smith p. Batson, of McAllister's Cross
roads, was in Clarksville ON Monday last.
Miss Hattie vertrees, OF Nashville, Is on q
visit In this city to Prof Graham's family.
(-Dr. Pugh Haynes, Palmyra's young Escu-
lapeus. gave our town call on Saturday.
MIR. Thomas H. Elliott, who halls from
Lafayette, KY, was In town ON last Monday.
Miss Lonnie Ingram is absent spending
week with Miss Reid Taylor, near Guthrie,
Ky.
Mrs. e. Wallace has gone TO spend several
weeks at Beaver Falls, Pa. She left on Mon
day.
Gen. Quarles' family are enjoying pleas.
ant visit from Miss Maggie McCrae, of Mem
phis.
Miss Ada Lewis, of Bells Station, the
border metropolis, visited our city on Mon
day.
mir. C. o. Gold and family, Of Providen ce,
are summering at Dunbar's Cave, near this
city.
DR. Lyon, of the s. w. p University, in
this city, is spending the summer at Mont
Eagle.
Mr.. ]. T. Cunningham and wife, of this
city, are visiting Mrs. Cunningham, on the
Southside.
Mrs f. g. Irwin and Miss Lucy are ex-
sthis week.
Mr.. Thomas X. Atkins, of Erin, was In
town Monday and paid us pleasant call at
our sanctum.
MIR. Joe Farmer, who resides in or near
Keysburg KY, visited his relatives In Clarxs-
VILE last week,
sent for season on visit to Trenton, KY,
has returned home.
Mr.. r. L. Fuqua, from the neighborbood
of Jordan's Springs, visited the family OF j.
r, Rosser this week.
Misses Emma and Georgia Ingram are
visiting their grandparents, DR.. Farmer and
wife, at Keysburg, KY.
Miss JEANNE Broaddus starts in day or
two to Tullahoma, Mont Eagle and the noun
tains to recruit her health.
Mr. B. b. Cohen returned from a visit to
Nashville to his post as salesman at Rosen-
fields Friday night OF last week.
Misses Imogene and Kate Smith have re-
turaed home again from visit to the family
OF N. B. Dudley, Esq, at Oakville, Ky.
Miss Kate Mcdaniel, of Hopkinsville, Ky,
| is here on visit to Mrs. w. B. Young and the
family OF Mr.. A. Mcdaniel, at Ringgold,
Miss Daisy Kleeman has returned home
| from Shelbyville, Ills, to which place she
has been on somewhat protracted visit.
Mrs. r. E. McCulloch and children arrived
| home from Henderson, KY, where they have
been on a visit, on Wednesday morning.
|
Mr. w. d. Mooney is expected TO visit
Clarksville during the week in the interest Of
the school which he represents at Culleoka
Tenn.
Miss Belle Moore, OF Hopkinsville, Ky.
daughter OF the late Capt. w. 5. Moore, o
this city, is visiting the family of Mr.. w. F
Coulter.
Mrs. Eichelberger, Of Russellville, Ky.
and Mrs. Umphreys, of Arkansas City, Ark.
are visiting Mr.. ]. W. Bowling and family il
this city.
Mr.. R. H. Hopper, q prominent funeIa
undertaken who lives in the city of Jackson
Tenn, was the guest of Mr.. John +. Couts oil
last Sunday.
Mrs John II. Pearce left on Tuesday to b
gone for several months on visit to her sis
ter in Pennsylvania. They have not met il
thirty years.
Mis-. Fannie L. Bemiss, who has been Wis
iting her brother, MIR. James Lockert, OF
Madison street, has returned to her home il
New Orleans
Miss Sallie Goodlce, daughter of Rev.
} T. Goodloe, after spending several weeks witt
friends on the Southside, left for home Thurs
day morning.
MIR. r. E. McCulluch has been quite sic
at his residence on Greenwood Avenue thi
week, but we are glad to learn that he is nov
improving, and we hope soon to see him q
his place OF business.
Miss Carrie Golliday left Wednesda
: morning for her home at Roaring Sprii g
KY, after spending several weeks with he
sistsr, Mrs, Edwin Turnkey.
Mrs. Emmett McCulloch and children az
absent on a visit to friends near Henderson
Ky. Mr.. McCulloch is left alone at home, an
5 is quite sick at this writing.
One of Kentucky's fairest daughters, Nil
Lula Wakefield, of Trenton, the entrepot {
, South Todd, is in the city on visit to tn
family of Mr.. b. G. Halter.
Rowland Peterson, Of the immortal an
invincibla SIKH 'deestrict," was stirring tn
! Olympic dust of the emporium of the Tobacco
district on last Monday.
The friends and acluaintances of Mi
Leila Robb will be pleased to learn that sl
D has returned home, after an absence of SON
{ time on visit to Nashville.